Hiram Chirino wrote: > > A connection will hold on to messages that's trying to deliver to it's > client until the broker detects that the connection has failed. > > In the last case is you main thread blocked somewhere? > >
Nope, the programm shuts down correctly, probably because at the receive method a timeout is set. I tested somehting else: Instead of a transacted receive session I used a autoacknowledged receive session and get with the same test case following results: Without step 3. + without connection abort: Everything is fine, except that sometimes the first two messages are interchanged, which means I receive them in the following order: 2,1,3,4,5,6,.... Without step 3. + with connectino abort: Everything is fine, or better to say as expected. I receive an exception as expcected and when I try to receive the messages I get all messages which were sent correctly and I NOT get the message the exception was thrown on (at least an improvement here). With step 3. + without connection abort: I receive no messages at all. Could there be a problem with the broker at this point, because this seems very unusual ? With step 3. + with connection abort: I also receive no messages at all. One things to mention here: My seperate Java-QueueBrowser-App doesn't list any messages at any point of time, even if there are messages in the queue because seconds later I receive them with the console application. The receiving mode (autoacknowledged or transacted) seems to influence this behavior. However what would be the relevant broker settings that could have something to do with this behavior ? Furthermore what exactly does this mean "A connection will hold on to messages that's trying to deliver to it's client until the broker detects that the connection has failed." ? When the broker doesn't realize a connection loss the queue somehow hangs, because it still tries to deliver the messages to the client ? Regards, Sebastian -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/NMS%3A-Strange-behavior-when-re-connecting-after-connection-abort-tp18980283p19026820.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
